Sentence examples for slightly gaudy from inspiring English sources

It's big, gadget-loaded and slightly gaudy.

The terrace of Herod's palace looked like some swank and slightly gaudy hotel lobby in a Middle Eastern city.

The vivid set by George Tsypin conveys the slightly gaudy look of the spa through movable panels, archways and columns decorated with bronze tendrils.

Feeling peckish, I ride to the lake's official and slightly gaudy Strandbad, which is free to get in and has several snack stalls.

The singular beauties of Provence -- the "transparency" of the air that van Gogh so loved, the music of its fountains, the layers of history striated like an ambitious, slightly gaudy terrine -- are timeless, unexportable, immune to commodification.

Graham ended his announcement on a slightly gaudy note.

If Tinker Tailor is the cold war in foggy, faded sepia, then even the Avengers' monochrome episodes seem to take place in a glorious, gaudy and just slightly tacky Technicolor.

Apple Watch Edition users will finally be able to quickly switch to their Apple Watch Sport, should they enter a less than desirable area or wish to go running with a slightly lighter, less gaudy version, without having to switch their iPhone too.

Combine it with the Shirelles' chartbusters — and those of Chuck Jackson, Leslie Gore, and Dionne Warwick — and you've got a bona-fide Broadway hit that's not too gaudy, only slightly cheesy, and a lot of fun.

Which is to say that there is something cerebral, gaudy and slightly sinister about Mr. Barbeito's efforts so far that makes them more admirable and entertaining than genuinely engaging.

Many modern styles, worn by tweens and teens, tend to be slightly oversized and may have gaudier logos or unusually bright colors.